November 7th Dinner:
This is your last chance to RSVP for the Two Roads Dinner! It’s November 7th at Waterloo Road Baptist Church in Edmond. It will start with dinner at 5 pm followed by a program with video from Uganda! Text us if you haven’t already and let us know that you are coming. The deadline is this coming Wed Nov. 4th. (Donna 580-307-4578; Greg 580-307-4686)
Christmas Project:
Every year we have been hosting all our sponsored children and their families for a Christmas party. At this party, we serve a nice meal and have a full program. We give awards (goats) to the best students and most improved students in both primary and secondary schools. Each family will be given a food package that will include meat so they can enjoy a blessed Christmas meal at home and have some food for the holidays. This year rather than a gift our staff has elected to give extra food to each family as that is their greatest need. We need $5200 to fully fund this project. Give to the Christmas Project here.
National Prayer Breakfast: Amos was invited to attend the National prayer breakfast with the President. While he was there, he ran into two boys he had mentored at Cornerstone (a ministry he was part of in college). Both of these men joined the army and are now in the presidential protection unit.
Update from Amos:
This month at Two Roads Foundation, we have witnessed meaningful moments of encouragement, achievement, and gratitude. We thank God for His faithfulness in the lives of our families and students, and for carrying us through each step of the journey.
Parents’ Meeting: A Testimony of Faith
Our parents’ meeting was led by Aunt Robinah, who shared her personal story of becoming widowed at the age of 28. Through her testimony, she spoke about the challenges she faced and how her faith in God helped guide her through a difficult season.
Aunt Robinah’s story was a powerful reminder of the importance of trusting God, holding on to hope, and making wise decisions for the wellbeing and future of our children. Her courage and determination encouraged everyone present. We are grateful for her willingness to share her journey and pray that her testimony continues to strengthen and inspire other parents.
Vocational Graduations: Celebrating God’s Faithfulness
We joyfully celebrate the achievements of our vocational students:
Anaclet graduated with a certificate in Mechanical Engineering.
Blair graduated with a certificate in Plumbing.
Benius graduated with a diploma in Tourism Management.
These accomplishments reflect the students’ hard work, perseverance, and commitment. They are also a testament to God’s faithfulness and the hope He continues to place before each of them. We give thanks for the people and opportunities that supported the graduates along the way.
As they take their next steps, we pray that God will guide them, bless the work of their hands, and open doors for them to use their skills with integrity and purpose. Their achievements remind us that with faith, determination, and support, new possibilities can emerge.
S.4 Candidates: Strength for the Examination Journey
Our S.4 candidates have begun their examinations, and some are now nearing the end. We thank God for sustaining them and bringing them this far. Their journey has required dedication, patience, and effort, and we are proud of the commitment they have shown.
We continue to pray for calm hearts, clear minds, confidence, and wisdom as they complete their examinations. May the Lord strengthen each candidate, guide them through every paper, and bless the fruit of their hard work.
Kigezi High School Visit: Focusing on What We Can Influence
We also visited Kigezi High School, where we met with students and discussed the concepts of the circle of concern and the circle of influence. Together, we explored the difference between things that worry or concern us and the things we can take practical steps to influence through our choices and actions.
Students were encouraged to focus their time, energy, and efforts on what they can influence—such as their attitudes, decisions, studies, relationships, and responses to challenges—rather than becoming discouraged by matters beyond their control. We pray that this lesson will help them grow in wisdom, responsibility, and confidence as they navigate school and life.
We are grateful to the school for welcoming us and to God for the opportunity to encourage and equip the students.
Gratitude and Prayer
We are deeply thankful to God for the encouragement shared at the parents’ meeting, the vocational graduates’ achievements, and the progress of our S.4 candidates. Each of these moments reflects His grace at work in our community.
May 2roads Foundation continue to be a place where faith is strengthened, hope is nurtured, and young people and families are supported to flourish. We give God all the glory for His goodness and faithfulness.
Thank you for continued support and prayers,
Amos on behalf of staff.